Brainwavz HM2 headphones: Priced at Rs 2999, these are lightweight and comfortable to wear.

Price: 2,999

The Brainwavz HM2 is a over the ear headphone that you can use on the move and also while enjoying music at home. The headphone can be folded comfortably into its hardcase and will easily slip into your office bag too. The body is made of plastic, but at this price you can’t really complain.

If you are looking for a full performance headphone at budget prices, then this is a good option. Yes, it is not for all kinds of music. But…

The Sony MDR-XB650BT is loud, and I have not even started talking about the audio quality. The review unit we got was a metallic blue that will more than make your music preferences obvious. It looks like a lot of the other new Sony headphones with large cups that cover your ears. All the controls are around the right earcup. There is NFC too, offering one-tap play on the left ear cup.

Corsair VOID RGB SE is a wireless gaming headphone primarily aimed at marathon gamers who will be wearing the headphones for really long time.

Price: Rs 10,999

Corsair VOID RGB SE comes in black matte design and a limited edition yellow colour. They are extremely personalised with LED lighting and a software to adjust the settings. Corsair has taken care to choose good materials for premium comfort, so is this the ideal sounding machine for gamers? Let’s find out in our review.

Brainwavz Omega IEM

Brainwavz Omega IEM is extremely light which most headphones in this price range happen to be and offers microphone with volume controls.

Price: Rs 999

Most bundled smartphone earphones either sound mediocre or offer really poor fit. Some look cheap out of the box while premium looking ones like Apple’s earpods also don’t deliver that much on sound. Brainwavz Omega IEM promises to fix all that woes with a comfortable fit and noise cancellation.

If you have a smartphone with really poor bundled headphones, this could be the finest options under Rs 1,000. Though we have noted issues here, they are not deal breakers. Here is our review.

Jays U-JAYS

Jays u-JAYS comes with an unique design where the ear cups screw on to the headphone like a lens on a camera.

Price: Rs 15,999

U-Jays is one of the two headphones made by this company. One look at the box and you know they mean business, in a very European kind of way. No kidding around with build quality of the hardware. The design and style is what you would expect from an European manufacturer.

But should you buy U-Jays? Does it deliver on the performance, given the high price? We find out in our review.

Sennheiser Momentum Wireless Over Ear

Sennheiser Momentum Wireless Over-Ear is not for people who will crib about the price tag and suggest something that costs a fraction can also do the job.

Price: Rs 34,990

Not all audiophiles are okay with wireless due to the fears that there will be some loss in quality at the end of the day. Can the Sennheiser Momentum Wireless put paid to these fears?

The Momentum Wireless set has more than its share of steel and leather. The soft leather ear cups feel comforting and don’t irritate you even after long hours. The controls — power and volume — are on the left cup, while the right one has the NFC spot. There is an extra cable in the box in case you want to go wired.